Invisiclues

I've matched the wall colors on five sides of the cube, but the sixth is giving me a headache. What should I do?

1. Get a paintbrush and a can of paint.
2. Paint the sixth side of the cube so all of its minicubes are the same color.
3. Take a hammer, put your cube on the sidewalk, and get even!

There seems to be a room missing. What should I do?

1. Start by reading the hieroglyphics in the center cube room.
2. Examine the panel on the wall in the south edge of the area.
3. Read the scroll you found in the Fore Cabin of the barge.
4. Take the first, third, and fifth bricks out of the panel.

What's the significance of the panel?

1. There's a clue in the barge area.
2. Read the scroll from the Fore Cabin.
3. TAKE THE FIRST BRICK, THE THIRD BRICK, AND THE FIFTH BRICK. Lo and behold, a new passageway shall appear!

What should I do when the mummy appears?

1. Above all, try to keep your cool. Mummys hate sweaty people and will attack them without thought.
2. Say HELLO MUMMY.
3. BURN THE TANNIS LEAVES.
4. Have your eyes checked. No mummy appears in this game.
5. (Nor do any tannis leaves.)

What significance is the sixteen-step staircase?

1. It conforms to the strict Egyptian pyramid building codes.
2. It connects Top of Staircase and Bottom of Stairs.

What do I do at the bottom of the stairs?

1. Read the hieroglyphics.
2. Try going through the plaster.
3. Try removing the plaster with the axe.

What's going on in the western end of the Narrow Passageway?

1. Read the hieroglyphics.
2. Try going through the plaster.
3. Try removing the plaster with the axe.
4. Oops! Hope you did a SAVE first!
5. Examine the niches.
6. Put the beam in the niches.
7. Stand on the beam.
8. Now try removing the plaster with the axe.

How can I keep the floor from disappearing?

1. You can't.
2. But you may be able to find a way to avoid disappearing with the floor.
3. Find some way of standing on something above the floor.
4. Put the beam in the niches.
5. Stand on the beam.

How can the rats help me?

1. If you meet the rats, the only help they can provide is to be quick about their work.